In the Forming Cityscapes project, graphic designers Jamie Yeo and Gideon Kong obsessively observe and photograph minor urban occurrences in Singapore which possibly challenge popular ideas about the city being “clean and green” or inauthentic. The images reveal creative forms of appropriation (or resistance) that indirectly critique top-down design implementations or suggest other micro-possibilities of use. Seating is the theme of this chapter of the project, which portrays plastic chairs, park benches, railings, footstools, bicycles, and more. A compendium of quotidian objects throughout city which, whether temporarily or permanently, function to fulfil a very specific need.